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introducing Bridging the Gap: Healthy Return from Dance Injury to Performance

A collaboration between UofM’s School of Music, Dance, & Theater, MEDSports , and the Department of Kinesiology. introducing Bridging the Gap: Healthy Return from Dance Injury to Performance. 3 Phase Project to : Bridge the Gap. 1. 3. 2. Survey Student Injury Rate.

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introducing Bridging the Gap: Healthy Return from Dance Injury to Performance

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  1. A collaboration between UofM’s School of Music, Dance, & Theater, MEDSports, and the Department of Kinesiology introducingBridging the Gap: Healthy Return from Dance Injury to Performance

  2. 3 Phase Project to: Bridge the Gap 1 3 2 Survey Student Injury Rate Produce Return to Dance Protocol Study successful recovery programs A plan to get dancers back on the stage faster and safer

  3. 1 Survey: Develop a survey that will determine the most common injury among undergraduate students in UofM’s School of Dance. Now until Sept. 2013

  4. Survey Development • Complete an IRB application and be granted approval. • Review of the literature • Justify need for this project • Coordination between disciplines • Create an online survey using Qualtrics to determine the most common injuries.

  5. 2 Study: the recovery process of the most common dance Sept. 2013-Dec. 2013

  6. Analyze/Study • Analyze the responses to the survey to determine the most common injuries among dancer. • Using this information develop a secondary screening tool that can be used to measure the rates of reinjures vs. a “successful” return to performance.

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